LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Ask.Legal expands jurisdiction-specific legal AI across four common-law markets with AI legal analysis and document generation LONDON and HONG KONG and SINGAPORE and SYDNEY, Aug. 26, 2026 Ask.Legal, the legal AI platform developed with limited funding, has expanded to Australia and Singapore after gaining traction in Hong Kong and England and Wales, extending its jurisdiction-specific legal analysis across four major common-law markets: Hong Kong | England
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Article source: Solomon Dwiggins Freer Steadman Law Probate in Las Vegas can stall for many reasons, from missing paperwork to disagreements among heirs. Knowing these common holdups helps families settle an estate faster and with far less stress. Probate cases in Las Vegas run through the Eighth Judicial District Court in Clark County. The process
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We are pleased to announce that Andrew Cromb has joined Devonshires as a Partner to establish a dedicated tax practice at the firm. Andrew joins us from Linklaters and will be based in our London office. The appointment reflects our continued investment in areas where our clients’ needs are evolving, strengthening our ability to provide
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>> New Legal Role – Director – Legal, Risk & Compliance – 10 Years PQE Specialist disputes firm Lindsay Francis & Mangan has added another name to the door, becoming Lindsay Francis Mangan & Lee, with Sydney founding partner Matt Lee formally joining the firm’s name. The move reflects Lee’s role in establishing and developing
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The Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz litigation partner who played center stage in the Central Park viral video embracing a junior colleague is reportedly preparing to leave the firm. Nathaniel Cullerton remains employed by Wachtell and on leave, according to sources cited by the New York Post, but is said to be in the process
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McGuireWoods congratulates former Deputy Managing Partner Todd Steggerda, who was sworn in on Monday as the new U.S. Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations and Other International Organizations in Geneva. Ambassador Steggerda held key firm leadership roles since joining McGuireWoods in 2015. Leveraging his experience as a United States
Google Cloud has officially fired a massive shot across the legal tech bow, unveiling Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a purpose-built, agentic AI platform designed to move past generic chat prompts and directly tackle the billable grind of high-stakes practice. Developed in direct collaboration with major global law firms including Cleary Gottlieb, Freshfields, Weil, and Williams
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Article source: Farnsworth & Vance Personal Injury Law An accident date is easy to identify. The date an Alaska injury claim legally began is often contested, and the difference between the two can decide whether a case survives. The Alaska statute of limitations for personal injury actions supplies a general two-year period, but that number
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August 26, 2026 – Sydney – Teneo, the global CEO advisory firm, today announced the appointment of Paul Taylor as a Senior Managing Director and Forensic Lead in Australia within the firm’s Financial Advisory business. Based in Sydney, Paul will lead the growth of Teneo’s Forensic practice in Australia, working closely with colleagues across the
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New Zealand’s proposed under-16 social media restrictions have acquired something governments generally prefer legislation not to have, which is having lawyers asking awkward questions about how they will actually work. The Government’s Online Safety (Minimum Age and Child Safety Risk Assessment) Bill would require operators of designated social media platforms to take reasonable steps to
